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Meanings of federal sentencing in English
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Usage of federal sentencing in English
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The hacker faced up to life in prison under federal sentencing guidelines.
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He faces six to 12 months in prison under federal sentencing guidelines.
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He could face more than 15 years in prison under federal sentencing guidelines.
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She could get less time under federal sentencing guidelines.
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Due to the losses involved, Crotty said advisory federal sentencing guidelines called for a life term.
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Sentencing Commission that sets federal sentencing guidelines.
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This is in line with nonbinding federal sentencing guidelines, prosecutors said in the court papers filed Monday night.
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It was largely a mechanical ruling describing how he used the federal sentencing guidelines to calculate the sentence.
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Probation Office under federal sentencing guidelines.
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He had faced 27 to 33 months in prison under federal sentencing guidelines.
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He faced up to 63 months in prison under federal sentencing guidelines, though prosecutors agreed to seek only probation.
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Prosecutors had sought a 10- to 12-year prison term under advisory federal sentencing guidelines.
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He faces up to 20 years in prison but will likely get much less under recommended federal sentencing guidelines.
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Prosecutors had sought a sentence of seven years, after calculating that non-binding federal sentencing guidelines would call for 105 years.
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They face possible 30- to 37-month prison terms under federal sentencing guidelines, which are advisory.
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The sentence was lower than the 72 months to 102 months called for by federal sentencing guidelines.
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Federal sentencing across language varieties
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